Inquiry Into U S Currency Withdrawals Hoards Abroad
Officials probing American currency withdrawals for hoarding abroad report May exports and trade patterns as the Treasury and commerce departments assess balance of trade. Data show May imports near April levels with deficits in several months, and investigations target outward currency movements and potential violations of tariff law.
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Fragmented OCR excerpt on medicines and battles notes
The unreadable text fragment references medicine, weights, and various odd phrases. It mentions four battles, a prescription, and a drug store, but lacks clear context or coherent events to summarize into a full news item.
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Tiel
Buffalo
Government Counsel Delays in Hull Keel Trial
Government inspector Walter of Baltimore testified hull work at the Virginia plant from 1919 to 1921 never completed. Moss of Newport News also testified as inspector. Trial nears eight weeks as Justice Stafford urges faster presentation and the defense is still to be heard.
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Virginia
Andi Moss
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Shipping Board
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Stafford
Homicide Rate in U S Rises. Memphis Tops At 11.2 per 100000
A 1922 nationwide review shows 817 murders among 21.9 million Americans, an average 9.0 per 100000, with Memphis leading at 11.2. Nashville, New Orleans, St Louis, Cincinnati and others follow in high rates. New York remains comparatively steady. Police and public safety officials note only modest improvement and warn the murder tide may turn.
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Reasonable, Says Railroad Expert at Annual Meeting
A railroad expert argues the Interstate Commerce Commission should require more creditable data from railways. He cautions stricter oversight may curb rates and improve safety while defending existing practices as reasonable under current law.
Credit Men Rally Behind Federal Reserve System, Bankers Say
At Atlanta on June 15 the National Association of Credit Men condemned bankruptcy rings and lax creditors. The bankruptcy law committee urged business leaders to support the Federal Reserve system, citing misuse of bankruptcy provisions by selfish attorneys and weak claimants. Officers for the year were elected, with Morris Associates reemphasizing banking standards and prudence in loan policies.
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Pope Will Intensify Relief Work in Russia
Pope plans to intensify relief efforts in Russia amid continuing hardship. The pontiff directs aid agencies to expand monetary support and logistical help despite political turmoil and supply bottlenecks.
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Russia
Navy Assigns Vessels To Astronomers Party
The Navy Department designated ammunition ship Byte and carrier Capela to transport astronomers observing a total solar eclipse on September 9 off the West coast of Mexico. Special equipment will be installed to carry scientific instruments for the observation.
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He Ppseriers
Anglo American War Debt Funding Details Note
British communication discusses final details of the Anglo American war debt funding and a Washington visit. The American debt commission awaits examination of the document and a year official yesterday Weg er osurate how soon it would be possible to complete the instrument for signatures.
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Waihen
American Debt Commission
Cieole
Civil War Captain Davis Dies at 1457 Belmont Street
Captain George P. Davis, 31 year Civil War veteran and former chief of the Navy Pay Agent division at the Treasury, died after a four year illness at his residence 1457 Belmont Street Northwest. Funeral from his home with interment in Arlington Cemetery. He organized a company of volunteers in Ohio, was a member of the GAR, and leaves a wife, a daughter, and two sons.
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A Mabai Hosenberg
Ann Weles
John Alberig Smith
Degree Awarded to Julius Barnes at Pittsburgh Commencement
Julius Barnes received an honorary doctor of laws degree from the University of Pittsburgh at its commencement. The event also marked the close of 300 commissions in the Army Reserve. Harold Martin Brenner of Massillon, Ohio, who entered college after overseas service, earned the Thipps Medal for excellence in chemistry.
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Chamber of Commerce of
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Massillon Ghia
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Thipps
Harvard Cercle Francais elects John Davin Ledge president
John Davin Ledge, a sophomore at Harvard College, has been elected president of the Cercle Francaise of Harvard University for next year. The society aims to encourage the study and use of French and to assist French students before and after arrival at Harvard.
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Washington
Harvard College
Cercle Francaise
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Veterans hospital plans halted amid funding constraints
The Veteran Bureau led by Director General Hines announced no further purchases of hospital sites for the present. Dwight hospital grounds are turned over for patients and a survey will guide possible future actions. Maywood beds expand, Colfax maintenance cutbacks noted, and a $720,000 St Cloud bid for a mental hospital is reported.
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Personal investigation planned on Aspinwall situation
Gen Hines intends to travel to Philadelphia this week and, before returning, will conduct a personal investigation of the Aspinwall Pa issue that has been before the bureau for some time. The note mentions patients in the vicinity and care arrangements elsewhere.
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Dodd Dies After Auto Collision Near Berkeley Springs
W Dodd a famed auctioneer and longtime county Democratic leader aged 86 was stricken with paralysis while driving near Berkeley Springs last night. He lost control of his car and died en route to a local hospital. Survived by his wife a daughter two brothers and three sisters. He served as a delegate to many state and national Democratic conventions.
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Venders Plan Test of Right to Peddle
Quote heavy text about licensed street vendors clashing with police over rights to sell under existing rules. Court hearing set before Judge McWah on Tuesday. Peter Gransgako and Peter Ponlimina among those arrested for operating under a cease order. Attorneys Shea and OShea vow to pursue appeals to define vendor rights.
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Peter Gransgako
Peter Ponlimina
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Oshew
Burglar Trap Kills Boy on Little Brewster Island
A burglar trap fatally wounded 26 year old Victor Traimane as he attempted entry at a shack on Little Brewster Island to fetch water. A life bullet pierced his kin beds as he raised a window. Police seek the shack owner and expect manslaughter charges. Traimane and his father and brother had gone to gather periwinkles.
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